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Award Winner: Orson Scott Card is in line for more science fiction Oscars with publication of Xenocide
Award Winner: Orson Scott Card is in line for more science fiction Oscars with publication of Xenocide

Award Winner: Orson Scott Card is in line for more science fiction Oscars with publication of Xenocide

Date7/8/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Award Winner: Orson Scott Card is in line for more science fiction Oscars with publication of Xenocide.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0099442F
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Peterborough's Julie Johnston had already struck gold in several literary competitions before her Governor-General's Award for children's fiction
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Author David Brin submits science fiction novels to other scientists to check facts
Author David Brin submits science fiction novels to other scientists to check facts
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Science fiction writer Judith Merril holds a picture of a space ship in the Spaced-Out Library at 566 Palmerston Ave
Science fiction writer Judith Merril holds a picture of a space ship in the Spaced-Out Library at 566 Palmerston Ave
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Geoff Ryman, science fiction author
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Good historical fiction is rare
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Boxing is widely considered to be a sordid and brutal sport, but veteran journalist and fiction writer Jim Christy offers a passionate defence of it i(...)
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Toni Morrison: Award-winning New York author reads tonight at Harbourfront's International Festival of Authors
Toni Morrison: Award-winning New York author reads tonight at Harbourfront's International Festival of Authors
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Excellence rewarded, History professor Modris Eksteins of the University of Toronto in Scarborough recently won this year's Trillium award for his book Rites of Spring
Excellence rewarded, History professor Modris Eksteins of the University of Toronto in Scarborough recently won this year's Trillium award for his book Rites of Spring
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Judith Fitzgerald: The award-winning poet with 16 books to her credit rediscovered her interest in fitness after winning a 10-year battle with alcoholism
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